The last thing that Jesus told his disciples before leaving earth was to "Go and disciple all nations". If this is the mission of the followers of Jesus, we should be good at it. Unfortunately, many believers do not even understand what the characteristics of a true disciple are.With practical application developed in a local church setting, Louis Zinnanti sets forth a philosophy of discipleship based on Jesus' own definition of a disciple. You will find ideas and strategies that can turn your church into a disciple making machine!
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Louis Zinnanti is the lead pastor of Christ the Rock Church in Boston. Christ the Rock currently has three campuses, two in Boston and one on the island of Brava, Cape Verde. Lou dreams of launching many more campuses around the Boston area. Lou is married to Kristine and together they have worked in the inner-cities of Philadelphia, Miami, and Boston for the last 25 + years.
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